Greater production and rationing eyed to solve Britain's crisis
The Associated Press reports Britain seeks revival of its economy through higher domestic production and tighter imports, with a U S loan plan linked to rationing dollars remaining from last year. The talks consider suspending free convertibility of pounds and curbing imports while Attlee's government pushes for broader labor accord and increased exports to the United States and South America.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
U. S
Treasury
John Shyer
Briain
London
Snyier
World Bank
England
Attlee
United States
South America
Production Is Only Hope For Buyers
In a Boston letter from Miss Inger Babson Horton readers hear a call for higher production to ease price pressures. The piece argues workers’ wages must rise alongside productivity and that both labor and management should cooperate to raise output and product quality, not destroy unions or retreat from fair bargaining.
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Inger Babson Horton
Wellesley
Shajie
Byston
Costa
Stiely
Witt
New Enterprise to Open Restaurant Ice Cream Bar and Gas Station
A new 30 by 80 foot block structure is rising on Route 6 west of the city limits. Carl Swanson plans a restaurant first with ice cream bar and gasoline service station to follow. The facility will sit on the Roosevelt Highway south side with easy access for fast and westbound traffic and will include three apartments on the second floor.
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Carl Swanson
Rouwhe
Roosevelt Highway
Moonlight trains campaign persists in small towns plea
Wiueville and nearby communities push petitions to restore moonlight trains halted by the Pennsylvania Railroad last April. Businessmen in Titusville and Gilame Franks report similar drives seeking reinstatement, with Corry showing little agitation for the return of the moonlit service. Margret Truman to debut as soprano at Hollywood Bowl before 15,000 observers.
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Wiueville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tituaville
Gil Ame Franks
Pittsburgh
Corry
Loc. Chamber of Comineres
Mangaret
Hollywood
Margar
Windsor Police Seek Two Bold Bank Robbers
Windsor Ontario August 23 police sought two masked bank robbers after a daylight raid on a Royal Bank of Canada branch netting about 40000 dollars. A pistol and submachine gun were used as customers and staff were forced to cooperate. robbers escaped in the city streets as police, aided by roadblocks, pursued them.
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Windsor
Associated Press
Cissili Police
Fur
Ivery Handins
Suatelush
Royal Bank of Canada
Inter City
Provincial
Canitalan Mounted Police
Ambioxe A. Kinahan
Ulysses Tanon
Kingston Penitentiary
Evra
McIntyre Ain New~ Aril
Hartley attacks unions plans to ignore new law
Washington August 23 Chairman Hartley of the House Labor Committee co author of the Taft Hartley Labor Act called today for a compression in enforcing the act and for investigating any and all efforts by unions to bypass the law. He warned unions and employers against evading provisions and said by passing the act will face consequences. Major provisions of the Taft Hartley Act took effect yesterday and some leaders predict increased labor strife.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hartley
R-Ng
House
Labor Gommiblee
Tal Hastley
APL
CTO
National Labor Relations Board
Hanley
Joint Congressional Committee
NLRB
Wheley
Ander Ih Hartley
New Jersey
Unilans
Two-Headed Calf Born At Columbus Farm
A rare birth at Arthur FNL's Corry farm in FR Ds details a cow giving birth to a two-headed calf. The animal, with two heads sharing one neck and four eyes, died at birth. It was reportedly the first two-headed calf born in the local area.
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Columbus
Arthur Fnl
Corry
Dolfar
Nineteen Die In Mine Blast At North Mine
An Associated Press report from New England describes a deadly explosion at the North Mine near Durham. Nineteen coal miners perished, five survived with injuries, as rescuers and relatives struggled to identify victims and cope with the blast’s devastation.
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Presa
William Younger
Car Plunges Into Tionesia Creek Kills One
One person died and two were injured when a car plunged over an embankment into Tionesia Creek near an old bridge. James Charles Work, 76, of Punxsutawney, died at Warren Hospital. Wife Bana, 58, suffered head and facial lacerations. nurse Sue Nichols, 28, had a shoulder injury. Ed Lowrey, county coroner, said the party was en route from Punxsutawney to Jamestown and bypassed a barricade. The bridge over the stream at Shpfpont had washed out last winter.
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Warren
Fay
Inonesia Creek
James Charles Work
Punxstitawney
R. D
Ed Lowrey
Salt Work
Bana
Sue Nichols
Buffalo
Lowrey
Punxsutawury
Jamestown
Marienville-Sheffield
Frost
Auhiert
M Red Lantern
Shpfpont
City officials seek solution on railroad crossing
City officials wrestle with a blocked railroad crossing causing delays along Culens Street and Center Street. Police report varied wait times between five and 14 minutes as talks consider a new station or revised traffic plans to allow westbound trains to stay near Gentra Street.
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ENG
Fulats
Mortlay Imight
UN City Police
Ohwck
Willioul
Ing Cunler Street
Tonger
Itik Hee
Piravenie
Boll
Genta Street
Eis
Wien
Board to Recruit Three New Teachers Next Monday Meeting
Memienp of Vac Bs will meet in a planning session next Monday to discuss appointing of new teachers for the coming school year. The board will address pupil assignments, supplemental contacts for coaches and assistant staff, and the selection of a lieutenant for organization of pupils. Action on teacher positions has been considered and the council will review candidates and postings.
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Memienp
Vac Bs
Swarty
Loentenat
Pairhavel
Aeror
Wasilkoshi
Conchinu
Comehine
Guardsmen Arrive Here From Encampment
Guardsmen returning from an encampment arrived in Corey early this morning with a second unit later in the day, transferring to buses for continued travel toward Meadville. A Virginia Hill rally in Miami Beach, Florida, featured Detective Chief Shores W. Pierce stating the death by suicide was definite. He said Hill would be home soon to confront her brother Charles and secretary Jeery Mason with the crowd.
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Rennsylvania Psy
Madiantoren
Corey
Oli
Hami
Virginia Hill
Miamt Beach
Fla
Wiraliia Hill
Shores W. Pierce
Virginia
Charles
Jeery Mason
Greek Government Falls as Three Ministers Resign
In Athens Alig 29 the cabinet led by Demetrios Maximos collapsed after foreign and domestic discontent. The three ministers who pushed reforms forced the resignation, with Konstantinos Tsaldaris opposing reshuffle and remaining untied to the new plan. The cabinet, formed last January from seven parties, faced a split that toppled the government. Members Souboucles Venivelos, Panayiotis Tanelou, and Georgios Papanarepis resigned amid the crisis.
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Associated Presa Athens
Demetrios
Mack
Isey
Amerigun
Toll
Hres Minis
Twis
Elliite
Poreisn Minish Canstumin
Tsaldaris
Global unrest and postwar tensions grip multiple fronts
Aug reports place insurgent holdouts in Paraguay as civil war rages. Korea proposes an internationally supervised plebiscite to break deadlock between US and Russia. US Jewish refugees aboard British transports appeal to President Truman to halt their return to Germany. Russia to free three American detainees in North Korea. US Labor Dept notes 125,000 workers in strikes amid Taft-Hartley provisions debate.
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Washington
Truman
State Department
Mr.Truman
Germany
Labor Department
Hun
Appeals Filed In Two City Court Cases
Two cases slated for appeal involve a pesto incident and a disorderly conduct finding by an Alderman’s hearing. Constantine Sanders seeks damages from Miss Maury Matlick in an auto collision at Pleasant and Complex sites on July 1. Paul Guth appeals a magistrate verdict finding him guilty of alleged conduct on East Main Street. both appeals to be heard within three weeks.
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Aderman
Maury Matlick
Constantine Sanders
Fation
Miss Matlick
Pleasant
South Comlex
Sander
Mts. Cobbeth
Miss Mallick
Walter Peake
Paul Guth
J. Juliante
Erie Attomes
City Magistrae
East Main Street
U N Security Council faces setback over Indonesia decision
The United Nations Security Council's effort to resolve Indonesia hostilities faltered as Dutch envoy Van Kleffens issued an ultimatum for either a troop deployment or noninterference. Soviet, Australian, U S, and Chinese proposals seek ceasefire terms while tensions rise and New delays risk prolonging conflict.
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Associated Ress
Thuile Nations Security Council
Indonesia
Une Netherlands
Belco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Varios
Andrei A
Auatralia
United States
China
Balayiy
Siper
Russia
Vurt Kloffens
Tid Ween
van Eleffens
van Kleffens
Last Rites for Senator Bilbo Today in Mississippi
In Poplarville Mississippi funeral services for Senator Thea G Bilbo were set for 2 p m at the Juniper Grove Baptist Church as Mississippi mourned the man reputed to have held more high offices than any other.
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Poplarville
Miss
Mississippianis
Thea G. Bilbo
Juniper Groya Faptiat Church
Chamber Acts Unanimously To Accept Terms
The chamber votes unanimously to accept terms in a postwar settlement. A clause states that a former Axis satellite must pay Russia 300 million dollars in reparations, a demand tied to the ongoing realignment of power in modern times. The decision stands as a clear rebuke to wartime aggression and sets a heavy financial consequence.
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Pact
Romania
Russia
Romania Ratifies Peace Treaty With Allies
Romania's Chamber of Deputies unanimously ratified the peace treaty with the Allied nations. Prime Minister Gheorghe Tatarescu stated the accord ends World War I terms and outlines reparations to Russia, loss of Bessarabia, and defense limits of 138,000 troops, 15,000 tons of ships, and 150 planes.
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Assorineil
Bucharest
Romania
Russia
Bessarabia
Inveniies Hd O Ql-patron Confermance
Paris
Sparis
Wattsburg Fair Opens August 26 With Week of Thrills
The Wattsburg fair starts August 26 drawing hundreds of visitors from Corry. Highlights run daily with horse pulling contests, baseball nets, and fireworks each night. On Saturday August 30, Jimie Lynch and his Neath Dodgers headline the afternoon program, along with the Dowiles, the Laurence Trio, Parker and Miller, and a major aerial and acrobatic machinery exhibit featuring a sixty foot pole stunt.
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Une Wansiues
Corry
Jimie Lynch
Feu
Laurence
Parker and Miller
Titusville youth injured in paramobile crash north of Tiptem
The accident victim, Earl Curr Lawrence Park, remains hospitalized with pneumonia and shock after a crash near Tiptem City. Doctors at Stent Memorial Hospital said Dr GC Fortune would take over the case this morning as the patient shows gradual improvement.
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Ane
Yusuluan Ayusemse
Titusville
Tiptem City
Stent Memorial Hospital
GC. m. Fortune
Eric Spevialisé
Earl "Curr
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Charles Voigt
West Salem
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